- Mon Apr 27, 2020 10:17 am
#75075
Hello,
In the 2019 RC Bible page 252, the passage about Socialist Realism is giving me a bit of trouble. Initially, I wasn't able to understand the MP of the passage, I just thought there were too many things going on which confused me. I thought it'd be better if I broke down the passage into a little arrow-like diagram that would highlight important points and help me figure out the main point of the passage.
Art ----> heavily regulated (only reflecting a positive economy) ----> inefficient resource distribution ----> mockery of "revolutionary world" reflected in the art
MP: Seemed like answer choice D to me. With "conformity to the state doctrine", it seemed to be referring to the circulation of positive art, which was conforming to socialism and communism as stated in lines 4-9. And "led to an ostensibly truthful representation of reality in its revolutionary development." referred to the disconnect between reality and fiction (increasingly inefficient resource distribution was the reality of daily life, as opposed to the positive images as reflected in art). Would the reason why E is correct be because it mentions the political objectives of socialist realism being impeded, which seems to underlie the passage? And, is there anything wrong with my explanation for D, one that I can use to discount it?
Thank you for your response in advance!
In the 2019 RC Bible page 252, the passage about Socialist Realism is giving me a bit of trouble. Initially, I wasn't able to understand the MP of the passage, I just thought there were too many things going on which confused me. I thought it'd be better if I broke down the passage into a little arrow-like diagram that would highlight important points and help me figure out the main point of the passage.
Art ----> heavily regulated (only reflecting a positive economy) ----> inefficient resource distribution ----> mockery of "revolutionary world" reflected in the art
MP: Seemed like answer choice D to me. With "conformity to the state doctrine", it seemed to be referring to the circulation of positive art, which was conforming to socialism and communism as stated in lines 4-9. And "led to an ostensibly truthful representation of reality in its revolutionary development." referred to the disconnect between reality and fiction (increasingly inefficient resource distribution was the reality of daily life, as opposed to the positive images as reflected in art). Would the reason why E is correct be because it mentions the political objectives of socialist realism being impeded, which seems to underlie the passage? And, is there anything wrong with my explanation for D, one that I can use to discount it?
Thank you for your response in advance!